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Speaking one foreign language while drunk? My superior is crazy for reading books every single day with alcohol. He says "I can read books easily When I'm drunk. Alcohol helps me to connect my fragmented thoughts. My thoughts are free on drunk reading." At times, I hope to feel the freedom of thought like as him. But I'm not a heavy drinker and just a few shots of Soju which is Korean's favorite grain wine makes my face reddish. However, I had an interesting experience yesterday. I was drunk much, not that much as a skunk, with my co-workers after I finished my work. When I had an English lesson via Skype after returning home, Surprisingly, I realized myself totally enjoying speaking and listening to partner's story. Although I had a little bit of a headache, reading a book was also not a problem. Should I drink before doing English? It's a big deal for me.

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Speaking one foreign language while drunk? Speaking One Foreign Language While Drunk?

My superior is crazy for reading books every single day with alcohol. He says "I can read books easily When I'm drunk. Alcohol helps me to connect my fragmented thoughts. My thoughts are free on drunk reading." At times, I hope to feel the freedom of thought like as him. But I'm not a heavy drinker and just a few shots of Soju, which is Korean's favorite grain wine, makes my face reddish. However, I had an interesting experience yesterday. I was drunk much (got very drunk) not that much, as like a skunk, with my co-workers after I finished my work. When I had an English lesson, via Skype after returning home, Surprisingly, I realized myself that I totally enjoying speaking and listening to a partner's story. Although I had a little bit of a headache, reading a book was also not a problem. Should I drink before doing English? It's a big deal for me.

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Speaking One Foreign Language While Drunk?

My superior is crazy for reading books every single day with alcohol. He says "I can read books easily when I'm drunk. Alcohol helps me to connect my fragmented thoughts. My thoughts are free on drunk reading." At times, I hope to feel the freedom of thought like him. But I'm not a heavy drinker and just a few shots of Soju, which is Korean's favourite grain wine, makes my face red. However, I had an interesting experience yesterday. I got very drunk, but not that much, like a skunk, with my co-workers after I finished my work. When I had an English lesson, via Skype after returning home, Surprisingly, I realized myself that I totally enjoying speaking and listening to a partner's story. Although I had a little bit of a headache, reading a book was also not a problem. Should I drink before doing English? It's a big deal for me.


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Speaking one foreign language while drunk?

My superior is crazy about reading books every single day while drunk. He says "I can read books easily when I'm drunk. Alcohol helps me to connect my fragmented thoughts. My thoughts are free on drunk reading." At times, I hope to feel the freedom of thought like his. But I'm not a heavy drinker and just a few shots of Soju which is Korean's favorite grain wine makes my face redden. However, I had an interesting experience yesterday. I had drunk much, not that much as a skunk, with my co-workers after I finished my work. When I had an English lesson via Skype after returning home, surprisingly, I realized myself totally enjoying speaking and listening to my partner's story. Although I had a little bit of a headache, reading a book was also not a problem. Should I drink before doing English? It's a big deal for me.

Very well written! Perhaps it's an experiment you might try again? I might try it myself. Thanks for the tip (any excuse for a drink).

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Thank you for your comments, David, Zack! Yhea, but personally, the best beer I've ever experienced in the US was Samuel Adams. :-) Zack, thank you for nice idiom. I just picked it up!
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My foreign languages get much better when I drink, it takes the edge off.
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But you are doing it wrong - if you are learning English you have to drink Budweiser (US) or Guinness (Ireland)! Just as when I learn Spanish I have to drink Tequila or Corona beer from Mexico! Just kidding; keep practicing and you will be fine!

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